Mexico is the 8th ranking coffee producer by volume.
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Mexican coffee is grown in the southern part of the country and is primarily Arabica.
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Coffee growing began in Mexico in the late 18th century.
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Coffee Review discusses coffee from Mexico.
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Most Mexico coffee comes from the southern part of the country, where the continent narrows and takes a turn to the east. Veracruz State, on the gulf side of the central mountain range,
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produces mostly lowland coffees, but coffees called Altura (High) Coatepec, from a mountainous region near the city of that name, have an excellent reputation.
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Other Veracruz coffees of note are Altura Orizaba and Altura Huatusco.
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Coffees from the opposite, southern slopes of the central mountain range, in Oaxaca State, are also highly regarded, and marketed under the names Oaxaca or Oaxaca Pluma.
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Mexico is also the origin of many of the certified organically grown coffees now appearing on North American specialty menus.
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These are often excellent coffees certified by various independent monitoring agencies to be grown without the use of pesticides, fungicides, herbicides, or other harmful chemicals.
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And if you are an organic coffee lover and like single serve coffee you can get Mexican organic coffee K cups.
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K Cups of Mexican Organic Coffee
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Keurig suggests Van Houtte Mexico Fair Trade Organic Dark Roast coffee.
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Van Houtte's bold Mexico Fair Trade Organic coffee proudly bears its origin’s attributes as it blends together festive fruity flavours and pungent notes. Its finale - slightly piquant - is typically Mexican.
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You can order this coffee online. The roaster has been in business since 1919 in Montreal.
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Estate Mexican Organic Coffee
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If you like single origin coffee or even better coffee from a single farm you can find that in Mexico as well. The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf offers unique Mexican organic coffee.
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Café Cumbre Estate is comprised of 1,500 acres located on the western slopes of the Sierra Madre range adjacent to Puerto Vallarta Mexico.
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The farm sits at 4,000 feet above sea level with rich red clay soil and optimal microclimate. It is a majestic example of organic farming.
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An abundant shade canopy throughout the farm provides the perfect habitat for birds and insects.
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Arabica Burbon is the botanical cultivar variety grown on the estate. Burbon is known for producing a delicate, yet refined flavor.
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The fully washed, fermented, and sundried coffee is carefully processed with the latest ecological and processing technology available prior to export. Certified Organic by OCIA and USDA.
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Café Bourbon is a variety of coffee developed in the 18th century.
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In the very early 18th century French planters grew coffee on what is today Réunion Island in the Indian Ocean. Under French rule the island was called Bourbon.
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The coffee came from Dutch traders. Mutations that occurred on that island in that climate became a favorite were exported to Latin America. Bourbon plants have as much as thirty percent more coffee beans than the Typica variety.
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Mexico has lots of great coffees and you can even get Mexican organic coffee in K cups!
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